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| Jan.4 |
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Hingis banned for doping offense
| Jan.8 |
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Bhutto's son: Democracy is revenge
| Jan.10 |
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Blair optimism on Mid-East peace
| Jan.14 |
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Butler: Prince did not kill Diana |
| Jan.16 |
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Russia warned over 'intimidation' British Council employees were interviewed by security services and a director was detained by police
| Jan.17 |
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Heathrow jet lands short of runway
Map of Heathrow United Kingdom The pilot of a British Airways passenger jet that crash landed appeared to be struggling to bring the plane down safely
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Russia actions 'stain reputation'
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Heathrow crash probe to begin
| Jan.23 |
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European shares take another hit |
| Jan.28 |
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Global stocks plunge |
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| Feb.2 |
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Wales stun England in 6 Nations opener |
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Probe into police 'bugging' of MP |
| Feb.7 |
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Radical cleric to be extradited to U.S. |
| Feb.8 |
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PM rejects special laws for Muslims
| Feb.9 |
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Blaze ravages market area |
| Feb.14 |
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Pilot jailed over 9/11 can claim damages |
| Feb.18 |
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Al Fayed: Diana's death was 'hot murder'
| Feb.21 |
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UK: CIA rendition flights used British soil
British Foreign Secretary Miliband said that British territory was used to transport two suspects in the CIA's rendition program
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McCanns seek footage of Maddie sighting |
| Feb.23 |
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Airline in first biofuel flight |
| Feb.27 |
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PM Brown: Hostage video deplorable |
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| Mar.1 |
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Princes greet Harry from Afghanistan |
| Mar.4 |
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Arsenal send holders Milan crashing out |
| Mar.10 |
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Severe weather causes travel chaos |
| Mar.13 |
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Queen set for Terminal 5 opening |
| Mar.17 |
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Mills awarded £24.3m settlement
| Mar.20 |
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McCain holds first talks with UK PM |
| Mar.26 |
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Sarkozy begins state visit to UK
| Mar.27 |
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Delays, protests as Heathrow's T5 opens A protest by campaigners opposed to the expansion of the airport and luggage delivery delays have overshadowed the opening of Terminal 5 | |
| Mar.28 |
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Disruption at T5 enters third day |
| Mar.29 |
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T5 cancellations set to continue |
| Mar.31 |
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Duke 'did not order Diana death' The Coroner: There is 'not a shred of evidence' that the Duke of Edinburgh ordered Diana's death or that it was organised by MI6 | |
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| Apr.4 |
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'Plotters made martyrdom videos' |
| Apr.6 |
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Angry protests as torch reaches London
Protesters scuffled with police and made attempts to grab the Olympic torch as its arrival triggered angry demonstrations over China
| Apr.7 |
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Princess Diana 'unlawfully killed' 
The inquest jury: Diana and Dodi Al Fayed were unlawfully killed due to the gross negligence of driver Henri Paul and the paparazzi
Paul's drink-driving and a lack of seatbelts contributed to their deaths. Al Fayed's father Mohamed has refused to accept the verdict
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| Apr.11 |
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Patience with Zimbabwe is 'wearing thin' |
| Apr.12 |
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Britain warns terror threat is worsening |
| Apr.13 |
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Record as Lel wins a 3rd London Marathon |
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UK PM makes offer on Darfur peace talks |
| Apr.18 |
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Bank £50bn mortgage rescue plan
| Apr.19 |
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Stinky manure smell engulfs London |
| Apr.20 |
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Bank of England to detail £50bn plan |
| Apr.24 |
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Church calls for Zimbabwe action |
| Apr.30 |
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Drogba, Lampard send Chelsea through
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| May.1 |
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Jury sees video of London bombings
| May.2 |
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New mayor is eccentric, offensive London's new Mayor Boris Johnson is a maverick lawmaker loved for his eccentric wit but often maligned for his abrasive tongue
| May.16 |
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Brown: Burma 'guilty of inhuman action'
| May.17 |
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Kanu goal wins FA Cup for Portsmouth |
| May.21 |
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Dalai Lama sees change in China |
| May.24 |
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Chelsea hands pink slip to Grant |
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| Jun.3 |
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Mugabe could be stripped of knighthood |
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Sex scandal F1 boss wins vote |
| Jun.9 |
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PM hails fallen troops in Afghanistan |
| Jun.11 |
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Scolari named new manager of Chelsea |
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Al Qaeda assessment left on train |
| Jun.12 |
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Top UK MP quits over terror law |
| Jun.14 |
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More secret files found on train More government files, which cover fighting global terrorist funding, drugs trafficking were found on a commuter train earlier this week
| Jun.15 |
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Bush begins two-day visit to UK
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Nadal beats Djokovic in thrilling final |
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Brown and Bush in talks at No 10 |
| Jun.16 |
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Bush and Brown in warning to Iran Gordon Brown and George Bush have warned Iran to accept their 'offers of partnership' or face tough sanctions and international isolation
| Jun.17 |
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Oil steady but further spikes feared |
| Jun.18 |
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U.N.: World refugees hits record |
| Jun.23 |
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Ruthless Federer crushes friend Hrbaty |
| Jun.24 |
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Monet water lily painting sets $80M record |
| Jun.25 |
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Safin sinks Djokovic in straight sets |
| Jun.26 |
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Sharapova crashes out to Kudryavtseva |
| Jun.27 |
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Federer, Serena advance |
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Mandela joins stars at gig |
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Top seed Ivanovic sent crashing by Zheng |
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| Jul.1 |
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Williams sisters reach semifinals |
| Jul.2 |
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UK ban for Hezbollah military arm |
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Federer, Safin, Nadal reach semifinals |
| Jul.3 |
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Venus reaches seventh Wimbledon final |
| Jul.4 |
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Nadal secures final spot against Federer
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Police arrest man in students' slaying Police have arrested a man in connection with the brutal stabbing deaths of two French students
| Jul.5 |
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Venus retains her title in straight sets Defending champion Venus Williams has won her 5th Wimbledon title after beating younger sister Serena 7-5 6-4 in a hard-fought final
| Jul.6 |
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Nadal stuns Federer in Wimbledon final Rafael Nadal has won his first Wimbledon singles title after holding off a stunning fightback from 5-times champion in an epic 5-set final
| Jul.9 |
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Man charged with student murders |
| Jul.13 |
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Protest disrupts bishop's sermon |
| Jul.14 |
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UK looks to EU for Zimbabwe sanctions |
| Jul.22 |
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UK troops to start Iraq withdrawal by 2009 |
| Jul.23 |
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UK move to fight online music piracy 6 of the UK's biggest net providers have agreed a plan, negotiated by the government, with the music industry to tackle piracy online
| Jul.24 |
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Mosley wins court case over orgy
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| Aug.1 |
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Jury fails to reach verdict in bomb case |
| Aug.14 |
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BA seals alliance with American |
| Aug.29 |
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Darling warns of economic crisis |
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| Sep.4 |
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Icy fuel lines blamed for Heathrow crash
| Sep.6 |
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Tutu: Church obsessed with gays
| Sep.16 |
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World markets continue to slide In the first hour of trading on Wall Street, the Dow was down 41.85, or 0.38%, to 10,875.66. It fell as much as 175 in the opening minutes
UK's FTSE 100 shedding 3.2%. Central banks around the globe have pumped funds into the markets, including $50bn from the US Federal Reserve, £20bn from the Bank of England and 70bn euros from the European Central Bank
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Chelsea cruise to opening Champions win |
| Sep.17 |
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Man U, Arsenal held in Champions League |
| Sep.20 |
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George Michael arrested over drugs
| Sep.30 |
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Ship blaze blamed on vacuum cleaner
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| Oct.1 |
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UK: Diplomats' children to leave Pakistan
| Oct.3 |
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Brown recruits shamed spinmaster
| Oct.8 |
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World's central banks slash interest rates The leading economies, led by the U.S. and the UK, slashed interest rates to tackle the global financial crisis after days of stock market losses. Six central banks cut interest ... | |
| Oct.13 |
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European markets surge after crisis talks The markets have rallied in response to efforts by world leaders to end the recent financial turmoil
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| Nov.4 |
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Vucinic double as Roma shock Chelsea |
| Nov.6 |
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UK interest rates slashed to 3% The Bank of England has made a shock 1.5% point cut in UK interest rates to the lowest level since 1955
| Nov.13 |
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'Extra UK troops' for Afghanistan
| Nov.20 |
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Jackson to appear at High Court Singer Michael Jackson is to give evidence at High Court to counter allegations that he breached a music contract with an Arab sheikh
| Nov.21 |
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F1 boss to get huge divorce payout |
| Nov.23 |
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Jackson settles High Court case
| Nov.24 |
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Darling cuts VAT in pre-Budget
Chancellor Alistair Darling has cut VAT from 17.5% to 15% for 13 months in his pre-Budget report to get consumers spending again
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| Dec.5 |
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PM urges Zimbabwe cholera action Gordon Brown has urged the world to tell President Mugabe 'enough is enough' amid growing concern over the country's outbreak
| Dec.9 |
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UK Iraq withdrawal 'begins in March'
| Dec.15 |
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Banks face huge losses from $50B 'scam' Some of the biggest names in global finance have lost hundreds of millions of dollars in a 'pyramid scheme' by Bernard Madoff
| Dec.21 |
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UK seeking ways to keep troops in Iraq
| Dec.25 |
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Playwright Harold Pinter dies
Nobel Prize-winning playwright and screenwriter, whose works displayed a despair about the human condition, has died at 78
| Dec.29 |
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Pound hits new low against euro
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2008 |
| Apr.13 |
UK PM makes offer on Darfur peace talks |
| Jun.9 |
PM hails fallen troops in Afghanistan |
| Jul.22 |
UK troops to start Iraq withdrawal by 2009 |
| Nov.13 |
'Extra UK troops' for Afghanistan
| Dec.9 |
UK Iraq withdrawal 'begins in March'
| Dec.21 |
UK seeking ways to keep troops in Iraq
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|
2008 |
| Jan.17 |
Heathrow jet lands short of runway
Map of Heathrow United Kingdom The pilot of a British Airways passenger jet that crash landed appeared to be struggling to bring the plane down safely
| Jan.17 |
Heathrow crash probe to begin
| Feb.9 |
Blaze ravages market area |
| Mar.10 |
Severe weather causes travel chaos |
| Apr.7 |
Princess Diana 'unlawfully killed' 
The inquest jury: Diana and Dodi Al Fayed were unlawfully killed due to the gross negligence of driver Henri Paul and the paparazzi
Paul's drink-driving and a lack of seatbelts contributed to their deaths. Al Fayed's father Mohamed has refused to accept the verdict
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| Apr.19 |
Stinky manure smell engulfs London |
| Sep.4 |
Icy fuel lines blamed for Heathrow crash
| Sep.30 |
Ship blaze blamed on vacuum cleaner
| Dec.5 |
PM urges Zimbabwe cholera action Gordon Brown has urged the world to tell President Mugabe 'enough is enough' amid growing concern over the country's outbreak
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2008 |
| Jan.23 |
European shares take another hit |
| Jan.28 |
Global stocks plunge |
| Feb.23 |
Airline in first biofuel flight |
| Mar.10 |
Severe weather causes travel chaos |
| Mar.13 |
Queen set for Terminal 5 opening |
| Mar.17 |
Mills awarded £24.3m settlement
| Mar.27 |
Delays, protests as Heathrow's T5 opens A protest by campaigners opposed to the expansion of the airport and luggage delivery delays have overshadowed the opening of Terminal 5 | |
| Mar.28 |
Disruption at T5 enters third day |
| Mar.29 |
T5 cancellations set to continue |
| Apr.18 |
Bank £50bn mortgage rescue plan
| Apr.20 |
Bank of England to detail £50bn plan |
| Jun.17 |
Oil steady but further spikes feared |
| Jun.24 |
Monet water lily painting sets $80M record |
| Jun.27 |
Mandela joins stars at gig |
| Jul.23 |
UK move to fight online music piracy 6 of the UK's biggest net providers have agreed a plan, negotiated by the government, with the music industry to tackle piracy online
| Jul.24 |
Mosley wins court case over orgy
| Aug.14 |
BA seals alliance with American |
| Aug.29 |
Darling warns of economic crisis |
| Sep.16 |
World markets continue to slide In the first hour of trading on Wall Street, the Dow was down 41.85, or 0.38%, to 10,875.66. It fell as much as 175 in the opening minutes
UK's FTSE 100 shedding 3.2%. Central banks around the globe have pumped funds into the markets, including $50bn from the US Federal Reserve, £20bn from the Bank of England and 70bn euros from the European Central Bank
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| |
| Sep.20 |
George Michael arrested over drugs
| Oct.8 |
World's central banks slash interest rates The leading economies, led by the U.S. and the UK, slashed interest rates to tackle the global financial crisis after days of stock market losses. Six central banks cut interest ... | |
| Oct.13 |
European markets surge after crisis talks The markets have rallied in response to efforts by world leaders to end the recent financial turmoil
| Nov.6 |
UK interest rates slashed to 3% The Bank of England has made a shock 1.5% point cut in UK interest rates to the lowest level since 1955
| Nov.20 |
Jackson to appear at High Court Singer Michael Jackson is to give evidence at High Court to counter allegations that he breached a music contract with an Arab sheikh
| Nov.23 |
Jackson settles High Court case
| Nov.24 |
Darling cuts VAT in pre-Budget
Chancellor Alistair Darling has cut VAT from 17.5% to 15% for 13 months in his pre-Budget report to get consumers spending again
| Dec.15 |
Banks face huge losses from $50B 'scam' Some of the biggest names in global finance have lost hundreds of millions of dollars in a 'pyramid scheme' by Bernard Madoff
| Dec.25 |
Playwright Harold Pinter dies
Nobel Prize-winning playwright and screenwriter, whose works displayed a despair about the human condition, has died at 78
| Dec.29 |
Pound hits new low against euro
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2008 |
| Jan.4 |
Hingis banned for doping offense
| Feb.2 |
Wales stun England in 6 Nations opener |
| Mar.4 |
Arsenal send holders Milan crashing out |
| Apr.6 |
Angry protests as torch reaches London
Protesters scuffled with police and made attempts to grab the Olympic torch as its arrival triggered angry demonstrations over China
| Apr.13 |
Record as Lel wins a 3rd London Marathon |
| Apr.30 |
Drogba, Lampard send Chelsea through
| May.17 |
Kanu goal wins FA Cup for Portsmouth |
| May.24 |
Chelsea hands pink slip to Grant |
| Jun.3 |
Sex scandal F1 boss wins vote |
| Jun.11 |
Scolari named new manager of Chelsea |
| Jun.15 |
Nadal beats Djokovic in thrilling final |
| Jun.23 |
Ruthless Federer crushes friend Hrbaty |
| Jun.25 |
Safin sinks Djokovic in straight sets |
| Jun.26 |
Sharapova crashes out to Kudryavtseva |
| Jun.27 |
Federer, Serena advance |
| Jun.27 |
Top seed Ivanovic sent crashing by Zheng |
| Jul.1 |
Williams sisters reach semifinals |
| Jul.2 |
Federer, Safin, Nadal reach semifinals |
| Jul.3 |
Venus reaches seventh Wimbledon final |
| Jul.4 |
Nadal secures final spot against Federer
| Jul.5 |
Venus retains her title in straight sets Defending champion Venus Williams has won her 5th Wimbledon title after beating younger sister Serena 7-5 6-4 in a hard-fought final
| Jul.6 |
Nadal stuns Federer in Wimbledon final Rafael Nadal has won his first Wimbledon singles title after holding off a stunning fightback from 5-times champion in an epic 5-set final
| Jul.24 |
Mosley wins court case over orgy
| Sep.16 |
Chelsea cruise to opening Champions win |
| Sep.17 |
Man U, Arsenal held in Champions League |
| Nov.4 |
Vucinic double as Roma shock Chelsea |
| Nov.21 |
F1 boss to get huge divorce payout |
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|
2008 |
| Feb.7 |
Radical cleric to be extradited to U.S. |
| Feb.14 |
Pilot jailed over 9/11 can claim damages |
| Feb.21 |
McCanns seek footage of Maddie sighting |
| Feb.27 |
PM Brown: Hostage video deplorable |
| Mar.31 |
Duke 'did not order Diana death' The Coroner: There is 'not a shred of evidence' that the Duke of Edinburgh ordered Diana's death or that it was organised by MI6 | |
| Apr.4 |
'Plotters made martyrdom videos' |
| Apr.7 |
Princess Diana 'unlawfully killed' 
The inquest jury: Diana and Dodi Al Fayed were unlawfully killed due to the gross negligence of driver Henri Paul and the paparazzi
Paul's drink-driving and a lack of seatbelts contributed to their deaths. Al Fayed's father Mohamed has refused to accept the verdict
|
| |
| Apr.12 |
Britain warns terror threat is worsening |
| May.1 |
Jury sees video of London bombings
| Jul.2 |
UK ban for Hezbollah military arm |
| Jul.4 |
Police arrest man in students' slaying Police have arrested a man in connection with the brutal stabbing deaths of two French students
| Jul.9 |
Man charged with student murders |
| Jul.23 |
UK move to fight online music piracy 6 of the UK's biggest net providers have agreed a plan, negotiated by the government, with the music industry to tackle piracy online
| Aug.1 |
Jury fails to reach verdict in bomb case |
| Sep.20 |
George Michael arrested over drugs
| Oct.1 |
UK: Diplomats' children to leave Pakistan
| Dec.15 |
Banks face huge losses from $50B 'scam' Some of the biggest names in global finance have lost hundreds of millions of dollars in a 'pyramid scheme' by Bernard Madoff
|
|
2008 |
| Jan.8 |
Bhutto's son: Democracy is revenge
| Jan.10 |
Blair optimism on Mid-East peace
| Jan.14 |
Butler: Prince did not kill Diana |
| Jan.16 |
Russia warned over 'intimidation' British Council employees were interviewed by security services and a director was detained by police
| Jan.17 |
Russia actions 'stain reputation'
| Feb.2 |
Probe into police 'bugging' of MP |
| Feb.7 |
Radical cleric to be extradited to U.S. |
| Feb.8 |
PM rejects special laws for Muslims
| Feb.18 |
Al Fayed: Diana's death was 'hot murder'
| Feb.21 |
UK: CIA rendition flights used British soil
British Foreign Secretary Miliband said that British territory was used to transport two suspects in the CIA's rendition program
| Mar.1 |
Princes greet Harry from Afghanistan |
| Mar.13 |
Queen set for Terminal 5 opening |
| Mar.20 |
McCain holds first talks with UK PM |
| Mar.26 |
Sarkozy begins state visit to UK
| Mar.27 |
Delays, protests as Heathrow's T5 opens A protest by campaigners opposed to the expansion of the airport and luggage delivery delays have overshadowed the opening of Terminal 5 | |
| Mar.31 |
Duke 'did not order Diana death' The Coroner: There is 'not a shred of evidence' that the Duke of Edinburgh ordered Diana's death or that it was organised by MI6 | |
| Apr.6 |
Angry protests as torch reaches London
Protesters scuffled with police and made attempts to grab the Olympic torch as its arrival triggered angry demonstrations over China
| Apr.7 |
Princess Diana 'unlawfully killed' 
The inquest jury: Diana and Dodi Al Fayed were unlawfully killed due to the gross negligence of driver Henri Paul and the paparazzi
Paul's drink-driving and a lack of seatbelts contributed to their deaths. Al Fayed's father Mohamed has refused to accept the verdict
|
| |
| Apr.11 |
Patience with Zimbabwe is 'wearing thin' |
| Apr.13 |
UK PM makes offer on Darfur peace talks |
| Apr.24 |
Church calls for Zimbabwe action |
| May.2 |
New mayor is eccentric, offensive London's new Mayor Boris Johnson is a maverick lawmaker loved for his eccentric wit but often maligned for his abrasive tongue
| May.16 |
Brown: Burma 'guilty of inhuman action'
| May.21 |
Dalai Lama sees change in China |
| Jun.3 |
Mugabe could be stripped of knighthood |
| Jun.11 |
Al Qaeda assessment left on train |
| Jun.12 |
Top UK MP quits over terror law |
| Jun.14 |
More secret files found on train More government files, which cover fighting global terrorist funding, drugs trafficking were found on a commuter train earlier this week
| Jun.15 |
Bush begins two-day visit to UK
| Jun.15 |
Brown and Bush in talks at No 10 |
| Jun.16 |
Bush and Brown in warning to Iran Gordon Brown and George Bush have warned Iran to accept their 'offers of partnership' or face tough sanctions and international isolation
| Jun.18 |
U.N.: World refugees hits record |
| Jun.27 |
Mandela joins stars at gig |
| Jul.13 |
Protest disrupts bishop's sermon |
| Jul.14 |
UK looks to EU for Zimbabwe sanctions |
| Jul.22 |
UK troops to start Iraq withdrawal by 2009 |
| Sep.6 |
Tutu: Church obsessed with gays
| Oct.1 |
UK: Diplomats' children to leave Pakistan
| Oct.3 |
Brown recruits shamed spinmaster
| Nov.13 |
'Extra UK troops' for Afghanistan
| Nov.24 |
Darling cuts VAT in pre-Budget
Chancellor Alistair Darling has cut VAT from 17.5% to 15% for 13 months in his pre-Budget report to get consumers spending again
| Dec.5 |
PM urges Zimbabwe cholera action Gordon Brown has urged the world to tell President Mugabe 'enough is enough' amid growing concern over the country's outbreak
| Dec.21 |
UK seeking ways to keep troops in Iraq